The Things That Matter

<h2>A beautifully moving and poignant tale of finding yourself in the wake of heartbreak perfect for fans of Amanda Prowse and Imogen Clark</h2> <p><strong>Natasha</strong> and <strong>Daniel</strong> were meant for each other. On paper you’d never think it so; whilst Taz would arrive at school hungry and in clothes too small Dan’s affluent background was no secret. But they were drawn together and found comfort in the fact that neither felt they truly belonged.</p> <p>When something terrible happens and Dan is sent to prison Taz doesn’t even pause to think before standing by his side. As the ground beneath Dan crumbles it’s Taz who is there to catch him. A family of two it’s them against the world.</p> <p>But now years later what happens when the threats they face come from within? Plagued by guilt over a secret in her past Taz must face the truth or risk losing Dan forever.</p> <h2>Readers can’t get enough of <em>The Things That Matter</em>:</h2> <p>‘A beautifully written story…<strong>one of the best books I have read this year</strong>’ Muriel</p> <p>‘A highly original read…<strong>so much character and warmth</strong>’ Sarah</p> <p>‘Life affirming…<strong>it made me laugh it made me cry</strong>’ Helen</p> <p>‘<strong>A wonderful book with a heartfelt message</strong> we could all use these days!’ Laurie</p> <p>‘<strong>Incredibly well written</strong> and thought provoking’ Jenny</p> <p>‘<strong>Wow! </strong>What a fun emotional journey this book took me on…made me cry and laugh out loud’ Wendy</p>